Gemini is coming to mobile phones too. Today is the day when Google finally shows off its most advanced cards to deploy its AI model. In addition to the name change from Bard to Gemini and the introduction of Gemini Advanced, also available now Gemini app for Android and Gemini coming to iOSVia Google app.

Google’s intention is that this Gemini application will play a fundamental role in the future. In this way, we can write and ask something to the artificial intelligence, talk to it or send it images to give us instructions. It’s basically what’s available on the web, but integrated into mobile to make it easier to access.

Gemini wants Google Assistant

Google explains it this way: “This is the first step in creating a true AI assistant that is conversational, multimodal, and useful.” So Gemini The evolution of Google Assistant.

It can be accessed directly from the icon after downloading the Gemini app, which is not currently available in Spain, out loud with “Hey, Google” or through a special button on the mobile phone, if available.

As we can guess, Gemini will replace Google Assistant. Users will be able to choose which one they want to use, but for now Google considers Gemini an experimental assistant.

Most of the Google Assistant functions are available on Gemini, such as creating alarms, making calls, or controlling devices. But Gemini can too respond to what is shown on the screenfor example, information about what is viewed in the browser or a photo we have edited.

On iOS the process will be different. Gemini will be available through the Google app instead of its own app.

Gemini’s arrival on Android and iOS will be gradual. As of today, it can be downloaded from the Play Store in the United States and English. It will be possible to test it on iOS from the coming weeks. It will also be available in Japanese and Korean starting next week.

Currently, Gemini for mobile phones is neither available in Spanish nor in Europe, but Google assures that it is working on it and will arrive “soon.”

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